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2003-2004 International Winners Page 1 TOP 20 CATS 2003-2004 International Winners Page 1 TOP 20 CATS CAT OF THE YEAR SGC HMS MONTGOMERY OF CHAUCER, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: ARMANDO/JEANE CAMARENA SECOND BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ELAMANTE AMMON, RUDDY Owned By: LIDIA STEMBERG THIRD BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC LUNARCOONS COPERNICUS, BROWN MACKEREL TABBY Owned By: PAUL HUNTLEY/TRISH LEARY FOURTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ZUKADREAM TO THE VICTORY OF ATTSUMI, BLACK Owned By: ATSUMI TAKAHASHI FIFTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SARAJEN SCORESBY, RED SILVER CLASSIC TABBY/WHITE Owned By: TERI MATZKIN SIXTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC LACEYS MONET OF KINGSRANSOM, BROWN CLASSIC TORBIE/WHITE Owned By: JAMIE CHRISTIAN SEVENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC MINUSDETAILS NORTHERN EXPOSURE, BLACK/WHITE Owned By: KAY/TERRY DEVILBISS EIGHTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC TALISKER LAURENT, BLUE Owned By: AMANDA BRIGHT/CHIEKO OHIRA NINTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ALNAKEED OPIUM OF NEWTAJMAHAL, RED CLASSIC TABBY/WHITE Owned By: AUDE JAGENEAU TENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SHONANCATS CRYSTAL BLACK, BLACK Owned By: HIROKO ISHIHARA ELEVENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC RHAMJOGE GO VANGOUGH OF MISTYRIDGE, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: CINDY LOUISE JETT TWELFTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC BUDMAR JOE COOL OF WHOZZ, BLACK/WHITE Owned By: KATHLEEN OWENS THIRTEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC COONCREOLE MICHAIL, SEAL LYNX POINT/WHITE Owned By: DAN/JUDY CHAPPETTA FOURTEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC TASSAM KOUGER, BROWN (BLACK) TICKED TABBY Owned By: ANN SANDNER FIFTEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ARISTO LIMAZ CHIEF NACONA, RED CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: LINDA AND BOB KRALL SIXTEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SAZIKATZ DREAM CATCHER OF LUVPURRS, LILAC POINT Owned By: V CRAWFORD/C UNANGST/S ZINK Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 2 TOP 20 CATS SEVENTEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC CEDARVALLEY EVENING SHADE, BLACK Owned By: JENNIFER/LILLIAN TOKAREK EIGHTEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC MOULINCRECY TOTEM, BLUE CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: EVELYNE BERNEUR NINETEENTH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC LOFOTEN MURIEL, SEAL POINT Owned By: RODRIGO CASTANY TWENTIETH BEST CAT OF THE YEAR SGC PURRSESSION SNOWBELLE, WHITE Owned By: PAT AND ERNIE MARENGO Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 3 TOP 20 LONGHAIR CATS LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC LUNARCOONS COPERNICUS, BROWN MACKEREL TABBY Owned By: PAUL HUNTLEY/TRISH LEARY SECOND BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ZUKADREAM TO THE VICTORY OF ATTSUMI, BLACK Owned By: ATSUMI TAKAHASHI THIRD BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SARAJEN SCORESBY, RED SILVER CLASSIC TABBY/WHITE Owned By: TERI MATZKIN FOURTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC MINUSDETAILS NORTHERN EXPOSURE, BLACK/WHITE Owned By: KAY/TERRY DEVILBISS FIFTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SHONANCATS CRYSTAL BLACK, BLACK Owned By: HIROKO ISHIHARA SIXTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC RHAMJOGE GO VANGOUGH OF MISTYRIDGE, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: CINDY LOUISE JETT SEVENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC BUDMAR JOE COOL OF WHOZZ, BLACK/WHITE Owned By: KATHLEEN OWENS EIGHTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC COONCREOLE MICHAIL, SEAL LYNX POINT/WHITE Owned By: DAN/JUDY CHAPPETTA NINTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ARISTO LIMAZ CHIEF NACONA, RED CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: LINDA AND BOB KRALL TENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC CEDARVALLEY EVENING SHADE, BLACK Owned By: JENNIFER/LILLIAN TOKAREK ELEVENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC MOULINCRECY TOTEM, BLUE CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: EVELYNE BERNEUR TWELFTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC PURRSESSION SNOWBELLE, WHITE Owned By: PAT AND ERNIE MARENGO THIRTEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC KENKAT JELLYBEAN OF WALLYCATS, TORTOISESHELL Owned By: ROMA ANTHONY FOURTEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC CATZANOVA TIZIANO, RUDDY Owned By: BERNARD CLERGUE FIFTEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC FINERPOINTS MYSTIC MOON, BLUE POINT Owned By: KRISTINE WEBSTER SIXTEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC MAINLYSILVER REVERE, SILVER MACKEREL TABBY Owned By: BONNIE/MIKE PILAR Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 4 TOP 20 LONGHAIR CATS SEVENTEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC PIZZACATA APRIL SHOWER OF KABOBKATS, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: REBECCA K BROWN EIGHTEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ARTEMIS BLACK ORCHID, BLACK Owned By: EVELYNE REMY/BRIGITE BERTHELON NINETEENTH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC WHOSE SOPHIA LOREN OF JCV, WHITE Owned By: CLAIRE VUCETICH/MARY ANN MORRISON TWENTIETH BEST LONGHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC PURRKEYS FATS DOMINO, BLACK/WHITE Owned By: STEVE WINTERBOTTOM/MICHELLE KIERNAN Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 5 TOP 20 SHORTHAIR CATS SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC HMS MONTGOMERY OF CHAUCER, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: ARMANDO/JEANE CAMARENA SECOND BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ELAMANTE AMMON, RUDDY Owned By: LIDIA STEMBERG THIRD BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC LACEYS MONET OF KINGSRANSOM, BROWN CLASSIC TORBIE/WHITE Owned By: JAMIE CHRISTIAN FOURTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC TALISKER LAURENT, BLUE Owned By: AMANDA BRIGHT/CHIEKO OHIRA FIFTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ALNAKEED OPIUM OF NEWTAJMAHAL, RED CLASSIC TABBY/WHITE Owned By: AUDE JAGENEAU SIXTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC TASSAM KOUGER, BROWN (BLACK) TICKED TABBY Owned By: ANN SANDNER SEVENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SAZIKATZ DREAM CATCHER OF LUVPURRS, LILAC POINT Owned By: V CRAWFORD/C UNANGST/S ZINK EIGHTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC LOFOTEN MURIEL, SEAL POINT Owned By: RODRIGO CASTANY NINTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SAZIKATZ CHA CHA, LILAC MINK Owned By: SHERYL ZINK TENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC CATTYCATS MICHELLE KWAN, SILVER MACKEREL TABBY/WHITE Owned By: EMANUELA PREVITALI ELEVENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC DESENTRECHATS TOTALY SPICE, SORREL Owned By: VALERIE FABING TWELFTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC ANKHAMUN CARTOUCHE OF MEDABU, TORTIE/WHITE Owned By: LINDA KROLIK/TRACY TOMLINSON THIRTEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC KOKOPELLIREX LUCKY MONKEY, TORTIE/WHITE Owned By: ALEX MARKUS/KENN WARKENTIN FOURTEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC GLOR-EE CECILIA, SEAL SILVER LYNX POINT Owned By: GLORIA AND SUSAN ADLER FIFTEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC EXOTICROSE DIVINE LADY, BROWN SPOTTED TABBY Owned By: KATHY KRYSTA AND SHIRLEY PIPER SIXTEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC KITTY HAWK AQUAMARINE, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: TAKAAKI/YUMI YOKOYAMA Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 6 TOP 20 SHORTHAIR CATS SEVENTEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR GRC ANIMATRAX RENAISSANCE, BROWN MARBLED TABBY Owned By: LAURIE ANN BONE EIGHTEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC SUWANNEE FUDGE RIPPLE, SEAL MINK MARBLED TABBY Owned By: LARRY SNIDER NINETEENTH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC PURRKATS MARCUS OF RITZ-O-CATS, BROWN MACKEREL TABBY Owned By: ANNE RITZINGER TWENTIETH BEST SHORTHAIR CAT OF THE YEAR SGC STARCHILD DIAMOND LABYRINTH, BLUE Owned By: KEIKO FURUTA Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 7 TOP 20 KITTENS KITTEN OF THE YEAR PIZZACATA APRIL SHOWER OF KABOBKATS, BLUE/WHITE Owned By: REBECCA K BROWN SECOND BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR SUNSTONE KILIMANJARO OF SAMPHIRE, CHOCOLATE SILVER SPOTTED TABBY Owned By: CORNELIA SCHOFIELD/ROY YATES THIRD BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR LAPD SHOOTER, BROWN CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: EMMONS/MELINDA BROWN FOURTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR LUNARCOONS COPERNICUS, BROWN MACKEREL TABBY Owned By: PAUL HUNTLEY/TRISH LEARY FIFTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR COONCREOLE TRESKUCHIY MOROZ MUR, SEAL LYNX POINT Owned By: DAN/JUDY CHAPPETTA SIXTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR INKBLOTZ TWINKLE TOES, BROWN SPOTTED TORBIE Owned By: D'ANN KOVIC AND MARICIA MUNDEN SEVENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR TASSAM KOUGER, BROWN SPOTTED TABBY Owned By: ANN SANDNER EIGHTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR LACEYS FIONA OF WILDWOOD, BROWN MACKEREL TABBY/WHITE Owned By: LINDA K WILLIAMS/JUDEE FRANK NINTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR DESENTRECHATS UNE HISTOIRE, RUDDY Owned By: J MARC LAGARDE/BRIGITTE BERTELON TENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR TASSAM KLIP PURR, CHOCOLATE POINT Owned By: ANN SANDNER ELEVENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR WHOZZ THOM TRIFEK, BROWN CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: KATHLEEN OWENS TWELFTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR CELTICPRIDE BRENAINN, BROWN MACKEREL TABBY Owned By: D/J BERNBAUM/D/D MUSSER THIRTEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR COONBITZKY DILLON THE BANDIT, SILVER CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: JOE/LAURA KEMBITZKY FOURTEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR BRIDLEWOOD A LICENSE TO THRILL, BROWN SPOTTED TABBY Owned By: CHIP PATNODE FIFTEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR TASSAM KOSSACK, BLUE LYNX POINT/WHITE Owned By: ANN SANDNER SIXTEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR MAINETTE P S I LOVE YOU OF MTNEST, BROWN CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: JUDY/DAVID BERNBAUM Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 8 TOP 20 KITTENS SEVENTEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR LACEYS MONET OF KINGSRANSOM, BROWN CLASSIC TORBIE/WHITE Owned By: JAMIE CHRISTIAN EIGHTEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR WHOZZ PATANT PENDENG, BLACK/WHITE Owned By: KATHLEEN OWENS NINETEENTH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR MARVONACK THE LEGEND LIVES ON, BROWN CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: YVONNE PATRICK TWENTIETH BEST KITTEN OF THE YEAR WILDLOVE KID ROCK, BROWN SPOTTED TABBY Owned By: BARBRA WALTERS Report = all_awards 2003-2004 International Winners Page 9 TOP 20 ALTERS ALTER OF THE YEAR SGCA MYSHADOWS PRINCESS MYRA, BLUE TORTIE/WHITE Owned By: CHRISTINE A WATTS SECOND BEST ALTER OF THE YEAR SGCA CEDARVALLEY TRIPLE B OF VANCELAND, BLACK Owned By: RENE COPELAND THIRD BEST ALTER OF THE YEAR SGCA LAPD BERETTA, BROWN CLASSIC TABBY Owned By: EMMONS/MELINDA BROWN FOURTH BEST ALTER
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